I purchased one based on answers that it could be screwed onto a pole. I don't see any threads How did you do that?
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I purchased the Ettore expandable 12" aluminum pole. the brush snaps in to place. The Ettore pole has a screw provision to allow it to accept other manufacturers accessories. I have the Ettore window squeegee, lamb duster, and cobweb brush. None of the Ettore accessories have screw threads.
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I purchased an Ettore pole at Home Depot that extends and attaches with the little push button attachment.
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The one I have had threads and screwed directly into a telescoping handle I had from another brush (but different mfg). The shaft on the handle is very slim and does not hang up on the brush inlet.
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Answer below is correct. I've found every tool I've purchased attaches the same way to the pole. Use one and you know how they all work.
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Sorry for the slow response. I was out of town. It says it can be mounted to a post but it seems like it would be very difficult to do. It is made of plastic and mounting it would be kind of tricky in my opinion.
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I don't know if it's exactly for it, the threading is kind off on mine. It does however work with the mega brand pole that you can convert into static or stationary. I have ordered three of theservice extensions, thanks to the 10ft always being out of stock! Out of all three, because one of the ones has threading that is poorly done, it is janky if I'm just walk around it and it's in stationary mode, if I'm doing pole work thought, it spins smoothly. The way I look at it from my experience... there's a 3/1 chance they have smooth attachments and if not the pole still is fully functional either way. I don't know if it's exactly for it, the threading is kind off on mine. It does however work with the mega brand pole that you can convert into static or stationary. I have ordered three of theservice extensions, thanks to the 10ft always being out of stock! Out of all three, because one of the ones has threading that is poorly done, it is janky if I'm just walk around it and it's in stationary mode, if I'm doing pole work thought, it spins smoothly. The way I look at it from my experience... there's a 3/1 chance they have smooth attachments and if not the pole still is fully functional... » Read More I don't know if it's exactly for it, the threading is kind off on mine. It does however work with the mega brand pole that you can convert into static or stationary. I have ordered three of theservice extensions, thanks to the 10ft always being out of stock! Out of all three, because one of the ones has threading that is poorly done, it is janky if I'm just walk around it and it's in stationary mode, if I'm doing pole work thought, it spins smoothly. The way I look at it from my experience... there's a 3/1 chance they have smooth attachments and if not the pole still is fully functional either way. « Show Less
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I hang mine from a tree....but it can also be hung by a pole. Either will work!
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It requires some work. You need to take front cage off then place fan blade over the post then there is a cap that goes on but it is counter threaded so spin it op of a normal screw. If this doesn't work please email more
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I use mine on a pole...Sorry, I didn't keep the instructions so sorry...Wish I could help...
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I suppose you could screw something to hang it with in the back. I used mine for two days mounted to a piece of plywood on a post. It quit working after two days.
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Hi, Kathryn. There is a 1" hole in the bottom for a pole. The pole would extend through the bottom tray all the way up between the tubes to the top. The hole is not threaded. We hang it from a wire in a tree, but the pole would work fine, I'm sure, and with the pole extending to the top it would be fairly steady and secure. The people who said there's no way to attach a pole apparently did not turn the feeder upside down and actually look at it.
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It is a little tricky. It is most easily performed with the pole completely collapsed. I screw the base on from the bottom, holding the pole above with the other hand. Getting the threads to match up may take several attempts. I can usually get it on no problem, although there have been a few occasions where i timed out on my frustration limit and had to come back to it O.o My girlfriend has much difficulty attaching it. As for mine, there is no error in manufacture, rather, just a tricky connection. Assuming your threads have been properly machined, you should be able to get it with some practice. Good luck, Dalton
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Needs to hang. I don't see any provision on the bottom for it to be pole mounted.
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On the one I received there is a round tightener that needs to be loosened and then you slide the legs down the pole until they extend to whatever amount you want. If there is resistance when you try to do this then the screw needs to be loosened further. Also check that there is no damage to the legs or pole, there should be no problems at all and is just a very smooth sliding up and down for the legs to extend and then collapse back again.
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Mine is mounted to a 4 X 4 inch post on our deck, the unit is mounted to the house. So, I don't any reason it cannot be attached to a post unless you have something unusual. It needs to be strong enough and the bracket should be bolted or lagged (a bolt type) to that post.
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The small rod that can be seen at the top extends through the bottom and it can only be suspended by that rod. No pole mount is possible
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It does not have threads which would allow it to be screwed onto an extension pole. It does have screw holes in the handle which would allow you to attach it to a wooden extension pole using screws.
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I don't know...I also bought a mounting bracket from Amazon that is same brand and can either mount to pole or garage. I didn't even end up using it--we made our own mount out of wood.
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I have two of them. I tied the two together and also tied one side to a post. It's not going anywhere.